The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1887-10-08

phmentary terms, arrived in Cald
well last Wednesday. She intend
ed to give two lectures here, bu
as the church was refused her, sh,
could obtain no hall.
superintendent Davis has
called a Teachers Institute to b.
held a Boise City, commencing OF
the 18th inst. and lasting three
days. The school law of the terri
tory requires all teachers in the
county to adjourn their schools
and attend the Institute. Their
salary goes on all the same.
The New York Sun, in answer
to query to give a list Of one
hundred of the best papers in the
United States, gives ninety-nine
and gives any paper not mentioned
an opportunity to contest the va
cant place with the Sun. Inso-
much as THE TRIBUNE was emitted
from the list, we lay aside our mod
esty long enough TO go the Sun
dash for the vacant place.
We despise to see a paper con-
tinually dunning its subscribers
through its local columns. For the
past eight months THE TRIBUNE
has been free from such notices,
and after this one we hope that it
will be eight months before we will
be compelled to do so again. In
the meantime we will take it as
great personal favor if everyone
that owes us will pay up.
No, gentle reader, President
Cleveland will not visit Nampa this
trip Shortly after the appear
ance of the map of New Jerusalem
in the Salt Lake Tribune, the pres
ident came near giving up his trip
because he could not find a route
that would not take him through
The fields of waving grain" around
Nampa. 1t seems, however, that |
another route has been found.
Mr.. e. II. Jones, of Des Moines, /
Iowa, under whose orders the edit |
'rs of THE TRIBUNE pounded up"
-ype on the the Iowa State Register
many long night some years ago,
made us a pleasant call one day
asst week. Mr.. Jones has been fore /
nan of the Register for the past 16
ears, and is now temporarily en-
aged in introducing the Cook
lmalgamator in this region with
ieadquarters at Mountain Home.
lie has been visiting his brother-in
aw, DR.. Wright, Of the lower valley,
Or a few days.
You cannot afford to make any
purchase without first
the catalogue of Vein
lock & Lubin, importers and gen
al outftters, Sacramento, Cal.
he same goods and styles as kept !.
Y the leading merchants Of New
ork, Philadelphia and Chicago.
rices always at the lowest notch,
nd the same to every one. Goods
IT according to order may be re- : :
Irned at the expense Of the house, =
hich is a guarantee that every :.
fort will be made to please the y
st time. Catalogues free.
We understand that among Il
ose who are coming from the east = =
is fall to settle around Caldwell, .
lite number expect to buy i'm -
owed places. AS many of our
| settlers are DESTROYS of dispos-
: Of their ranches, this will doubt y
rs offer good opportunity to all. a.
+. c A. Hand, our immigrant III
emit, is expected to return to a.
dwell next week, and as he per- u
lally knows all the new corners, u
ose having property for sale can Iii
do better than place it in his II
nds. He can place it quicker 90
] to better advantage than any -
e else. "
t may prove of interest to some
our readers to know the rate of
ges paid to teachers in this ter Z.
,ry. Through the courtesy of DO
N. Silas w. Moody, superinten- st'
IL : "